The deeply troubled automotive industry makes a strong recovery this year. Sales have increased in most markets and there are great expectations for the sales figures will be published later today, both at home and in the United States.
It is not only a record strong Swedish GDP growth that will surprise team. An even bigger surprise is over the sharp recovery in the automotive industry.
When the figures for car sales in November will be published both in Europe and the U.S. later today, expectations are therefore high and is forecast, there is reason for optimism.
China is in focus and the expected sale on-year rates of around 18 million cars and trucks.
October figure on the world's largest car market indicated as 19 million but it is actually expected a slowdown due to changes and deterioration in taxation.
Next year growth is expected to be about ten percent, compared with 50 percent in 2009 and 30 percent this year.
The higher taxation is said to be due to the Chinese government is said to have realized that the strong incentive for car purchases has led to a sharp deterioration in the environment and a continued rapid increase in oil imports and oil consumption.
It would seem, however, do not worry about the American car buyers. The forecasts are talking about the large and fuel-guzzling SUV's return.
Forecasters by surprise by the rapid recovery in an industry that was heading for a total crash last year.
Ford and Chrysler likely to have increased sales by 20 percent and GM by almost as much counted on throughout the year.
GM pulled the same 140 billion in IPO recently.
American vehicle production is currently at 12.2 million year on year.
Although Swedish car has had strong sales figures throughout the year and the only question mark is well-Saab Automobile's ever written forecasts.
When Saab 30000-35000 sold this year, or it will be only 25 000?
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